If you guys wanted to know. The real reason why Mitsuha's father finally called the evacuation and believed his daughter was when he saw the comet split, he saw the spitting image of his late wife in his daughter. He actually first arrived as a young adult researching the town for a historical project many years prior to the events of Your Name. He met Futaba, interviewed her and had a professional relationship with her. However, that was how they both fell in love. She told him that there was a legend that a comet had created the lake of the town which as a local legend. The more time he spent there, the more he knew he wanted to stay. He gave up his job, his family and left it all just to be with Futaba. So they married. Like Mitsuha, Futaba also had a lot of dreams when she was shrine maiden, just like the grandma. Futaba unfortunately died of an illness where her immune cells went out of control and there was no cure. And when she died, it crushed Toshiki entirely. So he motivated himself to improve the town and cast aside his life as a priest. But all of that came flooding back when he saw the comet split. He remembered when his late wife told him the legend of how the lake was formed from a comet thousands of years ago.
@@Jose.AFT.Saddul They released a manga adaptation of Your Name. Titled Another Side: Earthbound Volume 2 of that talks about Mitsuha's parents and shows the story about how they met and got married. And it also follows Mitsuha's dad after the mom passes away and reveals that he realized Mitsuha was telling the truth.
@@hellowhat890 There is also second novel adaptation of Your Name by a different author than Makoto Shinkai, who did the first. It explores the Father and Mitsuha in more detail than in the movie. Mitsuha is more assertive in her relationship with Taki than in the movie. It also kinda dovetails with your account of why the Father left his family. He blames the wife's family for her death and worked to undo their power and influence in the town. I guess that's why he is portrayed as more unsympathetic in the film. This isn't fan fiction, but I don't remember the Author's connection with Makoto Shinkai. Makoto Shinkai's adaptation seems to be a retelling of the movie. Both were published in English, too.
There is a light novel for that material, "Your Name. Another side: Earthbound". Author is Arata Kanoh. In the light novel, the details are explained much more deeper. What you explained is almost there. The reason why Mitsuha's parent, Toshiki Miyamizu, did change his mind is tied to the dead of his beloved wife, Futaba Miyamizu. She actually refused to go to a modern hospital when they (too late) realized she was very sick, and that was only when Toshiki carried her unconscious to a small town hospital, where the lethal diagnose was made. And even then Futaba refused to be carried to a specialized care center where she might have actually survived: she did not know why she was refusing, but she felt that was the way things should be. In her last days she told Toshiki "Everyone finally fit wherever they should be". Toshiki believed she was surrendering life, and wanting to die. And then she died, and Toshiki received her last words of Futaba to him: "This is not a good bye". Toshiki blamed his wife's attitude to the shrine's superstition enforced by her family, so he planned to finish with those old and outdated traditions that led her beloved wife to death and for that he needed to modernize Itomori. That's why he become politician to be the major that will lead those changes. Then the day of the comet Tiamat came, and Toshiki discussed with Mitsuha (Taki) and did not beliieve her (him). Much later granma Hitoha Miyamizu arrived to his office pleading him to hear and believe Mitsuha. But he already did not. And then Toshiki saw the comet splitting in two, and he did remember the first conversation he had with Futoba, where they recalled the old miths that spoke of a fight of the shrine's god Shitori-no-kami (Musubi) with a dragon god in the sky that even they (Toshiki and Futoba back then) thought it might be has been a comet. And the dragon was striking again. Finally (the real) Mitsuha arrived, and suddenly Toshiki understood what his wife told him: "Everyone finally fit wherever they should be": it was his destiny to have him in office that same day, being able hear and believe Mitsuha and having the power to order everyone to evacuate the town. And that would never had happen unless Futoba's destiny was to die years ago. Besides, he then saw his wife's face on Mitsuha, and understood that having Mitsuha meant it was never a good bye with his wife, as Futoba said to him as her last words. And therefore, Toshiki MIyamizu finally orders the evacuation.
@KralizecCL Thank you for that full story. I understand why this was cut from the published feature, it was much too mutch. They had to center on the story of Mitsua and Taki. But as an backstory to understand it is important. (The first thing I did after reading your comment was to order the two volumes to read them myself)
Does this dubbed version not have subtitles or any overlays for Japanese text especially at the hand message reveal? Always & forever only watch subbed versions of anime.
@@InfernoLmaoo I just watch the movie twice. First with subs to view it as intended with literal translations and original voice acting and music, and then a second time with dub for entertainment without constantly reading subtitles.
私たち日本人でさえ、何度も見返して、ようやく理解出来た部分が多かったのに、お二人は、一度見ただけで多くを理解出来ていたのには驚きとともに感心しました。 Even for us Japanese looked back many times and finally understood many things, but I was very surprised and impressed that dear you two could understand many things just by watching this movie once.
I love this movie, watched 4 timea in a row, first time alone, then with sister, then with parents, and after this with my older sister and her husband :D and every one loved that movie as i did :D
I know everyone is already saying it but man that hand scene where it said i love you and they didn’t get to react to it kind of ruined the moment. I know it’s not their fault. Just sad some dubs don’t have it. Would have love to see their raw reactions to it based on how they reacted throughout
I love this movie. A friend of mine, Dakota Lopez (a TH-camr from Geekritique TH-cam channel (www.youtube.com › UCBwciIqOoHwIx_uXtYTSEbA) and Project Geekology podcast...where all podcasting is done). He is the one that encouraged us to watch the film in the first place. Also, on his podcast...they recently did an episode (#11) specifically on the film. One of the host's had never seen it and Dakota has seen it many times. It was an amazing episode. Check it out. Dakota is also involved in The Director Project: Here is his video essay on Steven Spielberg and Jurassic Park: th-cam.com/video/fJF7IMiJDWg/w-d-xo.html and here is his video essay on Hayao Miyazaki on Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind: th-cam.com/video/u6_knl5LJqE/w-d-xo.html - I believe the two of you will enjoy both of these. He is also known for this too (The MCUTimeline): th-cam.com/video/rTgqx1JV0h4/w-d-xo.html Please check out his channel with his wife Imogen. They really do great content...and stuff that the two of you will really enjoy.
23:33 The hand scene was by far the most powerful part of this movie. Im sad that there are some dubs around that don't have the "I love you" in that scene
The hand scene, the one Taki wrote in Mitsuha’s was “I love You” that was the best hit on this movie I was crying sobs when I watched it😭😭 And i feel more sad both of you missed the moment😭😭😭
Thats one thing i dont like about dubs, when there is some Japanese writing they dont translate in subs, and in Japanese everything is translated in subs
Reasons that I'm sub over dub is that, one of the most choke-up moments I've ever had when she opens her palm to the writing and it reads "I love you" instead of his name.
This is so sad!!! They wasted their FIRST TIME watching this movie and MISSED the best part (The I love you in the hand). Omg!!! OMG!!! 😭😭😭 I wanted to see that 😭
The version they're watching doesn't give the translations for some reason. The dubbed version I have gives the translation. I remember the first time I watched it, I gasped and felt the tears coming.
Teariki Toroa in that scene the writing in mitsuha’s hand says “I love you”, but because it’s dub, there were no subtitles, which left them thinking that it just said “taki”. Makes the scene a lot less powerful.
At 23:50 what's written on her hand is "I love you". Instead of writing his name taki would write that. Just letting you know in case if that wasn't added in the subtitles.
Fun fact, Mitsuha's teacher in the beginning of the film was in fact confirmed to be Yukari Yukino, who is one of the main characters of The Garden of Words; another Makoto Shinkai film. And the male protaganist Takao Akizuki is briefly seen at the end. The cafe that Mitsuha (in Taki's body) goes with his friends to is called the Leaves of Words which is an alternate way to translate Garden of Words. If you look carefully at the notes that Taki is studying when Mitsuha first tries to meet him, the words on the note say, "I'm searching for my counterpart." Fitting for that scene, isn't it? ;)
30:31 There's a manga / Novel with a name similar to this movie, about Mitsuhás father and mother - Reading it and then coming back to this movie apparently will give you insight on why the Mayor believed in her once he saw his daughter's real eyes. Rather than Sci-Fi, I believe people agree that the author took a lot from Japanese mythology. (especially the reason why the memories AND records were being erased, and why the "I LOVE YOU" stuck to Mitsuha´s hand)
There are so many subtle details that are animated so well in this film. I had a suspicion that Taki and Mitsuha were in different time periods because of the technology. Mitsuha has a flip phone but Taki has a smart phone.
I was completely clueless lol, in fact I didn't even think about it afterwards... but yeah there was something even more blatant that I found out later on: there are shots where you can read the date on their phones and they have the respective years, clearly showed 😵
so tell me WHERE do you see mitsuha has a flip phone ?? where ??? she has a telephone looks like an iphone you totally invented this in your mind we litteraly see her telephone on the 1st plan at the 1st time we see her waking up (ok its taki bit it changes nothing) we litteraly see her using touch screen in the 1st song (when they discover they're switching) and when taki tries to call her, we litteraly see her telephone screen lights up maybe you saw a flying saucer with the comet too ??
Damn you guys making me sob 😂😂 i only watched this recently but i loved it. They do so well at capturing that feeling of wheh you're dreaming and it's all so vivid and then 2 minutes after you wake up you forget all of it but you KNOW you've forgotten something. I don't know if you guys had the subtitles on but he wrote "i love you" on her hand..not his name :) the insert song for that whole section is great. The guy did an English and a Japanese version they're lovely.
When Mitsuha enters her Father's office at the end, the Father addresses her with Omae, which is not how you would talk to your daughter, so I think he thought it was not Mitsuha and so he kinda knew the body swapping was true. I hope that if you watch Kimi no Nawa again, you will watch the Subtitled version. The voice actor for Taki is good and when he is voicing Mitsuha in Taki's body in the crater scene, he uses a low throaty voice that I've seen Japanese actors use to imitate women on TV here in Japan. Also, when he is forgetting Mitsuha's name, there is an anguish in his voice in the sub version where he says. "Who, who, who." that the English voice actor missed. It is the voice of someone who lost something and is on the verge of crying. The English voice actor sounds more defiant. Two different interpretations. The crater scene is my favorite and when I rewatch the movie, I often start from there. If you love this move and watch it lots of times, I would be interesting to see your reactions then. Make it a spoiler version. Thank you.
It's a literal story of the term "Star-crossed lovers" and it was beautiful. When I watched this: Expectation: Okay this has to be a beautiful story of lovers, not so much tears Reality: *was crying at the end* ooh "Your name" brilliant! Watch Garden of Words, it's an anime movie.
Y'all should watch "A Silent Voice", it's an Anime, oh God it was so hard to watch but I FUCKING LOVED EVERY SECOND OF IT, its so depressing and amazing and sad and cute and oh God i cried my eyes out and I'm one tough mofo, it was on Netflix if y'all have it
You should've watch the sub version, not the dub. Taki didn't write his name in Mitsuha's hand, he wrote "I love you". And a lot of things you have to notice but the dub version didn't give you that, cause everything is wrote in japanese. Try to rewatch it in the sub version, you'll feel the emotions a lot more
I've been watching this a 100 times (not joking) but I still criying😭 my first te watching this is on cinema its so embarrassing because my face is full of tears of sadness, happiness. Hope yall have a good holiday
The best scene is when she looks at what was written on her hand. And this didn't even show what written. They miss the emotion and tear jerking part of the movie.
i've seen a few reax to the chewed rice sake. didn't know so many people don't know about alcoholic drinks throughout the entire world and history that are started with salivary enzymes.
I love reactions like this almost as much as I love the move :) If your want more suggestions, I can recommend Nuasicaa In The Valley of the Wind. It's an old one and not as tear jerky as Your Name but it's a movie I love. Take care :)
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Man they didn't understand what was written on her hand. Im so disappointed lol
for real that scene hits so hard it’s not even funny
SAME BRO
that scene made me cry ngl
529alex123 it made everyone cry if you didn’t that’s sad
@@Jaedyn0727 I said it made me cry..
左の男性の涙は本当にいいね！心が綺麗なんだと感じた
ところで、英語吹替って歌まで吹替になってるんだね ちょっと驚き！
英語版めっちゃいいからきいてみてちょ。多分聞いた感じで分かると思うけど、野田っちが歌ってはるから！
If you guys wanted to know.
The real reason why Mitsuha's father finally called the evacuation and believed his daughter was when he saw the comet split, he saw the spitting image of his late wife in his daughter.
He actually first arrived as a young adult researching the town for a historical project many years prior to the events of Your Name. He met Futaba, interviewed her and had a professional relationship with her. However, that was how they both fell in love. She told him that there was a legend that a comet had created the lake of the town which as a local legend. The more time he spent there, the more he knew he wanted to stay. He gave up his job, his family and left it all just to be with Futaba. So they married. Like Mitsuha, Futaba also had a lot of dreams when she was shrine maiden, just like the grandma.
Futaba unfortunately died of an illness where her immune cells went out of control and there was no cure. And when she died, it crushed Toshiki entirely. So he motivated himself to improve the town and cast aside his life as a priest. But all of that came flooding back when he saw the comet split. He remembered when his late wife told him the legend of how the lake was formed from a comet thousands of years ago.
Where did you get all this?
@@Jose.AFT.Saddul They released a manga adaptation of Your Name. Titled Another Side: Earthbound
Volume 2 of that talks about Mitsuha's parents and shows the story about how they met and got married. And it also follows Mitsuha's dad after the mom passes away and reveals that he realized Mitsuha was telling the truth.
@@hellowhat890 There is also second novel adaptation of Your Name by a different author than Makoto Shinkai, who did the first. It explores the Father and Mitsuha in more detail than in the movie. Mitsuha is more assertive in her relationship with Taki than in the movie. It also kinda dovetails with your account of why the Father left his family. He blames the wife's family for her death and worked to undo their power and influence in the town. I guess that's why he is portrayed as more unsympathetic in the film. This isn't fan fiction, but I don't remember the Author's connection with Makoto Shinkai. Makoto Shinkai's adaptation seems to be a retelling of the movie. Both were published in English, too.
There is a light novel for that material, "Your Name. Another side: Earthbound". Author is Arata Kanoh. In the light novel, the details are explained much more deeper.
What you explained is almost there.
The reason why Mitsuha's parent, Toshiki Miyamizu, did change his mind is tied to the dead of his beloved wife, Futaba Miyamizu. She actually refused to go to a modern hospital when they (too late) realized she was very sick, and that was only when Toshiki carried her unconscious to a small town hospital, where the lethal diagnose was made. And even then Futaba refused to be carried to a specialized care center where she might have actually survived: she did not know why she was refusing, but she felt that was the way things should be. In her last days she told Toshiki "Everyone finally fit wherever they should be". Toshiki believed she was surrendering life, and wanting to die. And then she died, and Toshiki received her last words of Futaba to him: "This is not a good bye".
Toshiki blamed his wife's attitude to the shrine's superstition enforced by her family, so he planned to finish with those old and outdated traditions that led her beloved wife to death and for that he needed to modernize Itomori. That's why he become politician to be the major that will lead those changes.
Then the day of the comet Tiamat came, and Toshiki discussed with Mitsuha (Taki) and did not beliieve her (him). Much later granma Hitoha Miyamizu arrived to his office pleading him to hear and believe Mitsuha. But he already did not. And then Toshiki saw the comet splitting in two, and he did remember the first conversation he had with Futoba, where they recalled the old miths that spoke of a fight of the shrine's god Shitori-no-kami (Musubi) with a dragon god in the sky that even they (Toshiki and Futoba back then) thought it might be has been a comet. And the dragon was striking again. Finally (the real) Mitsuha arrived, and suddenly Toshiki understood what his wife told him: "Everyone finally fit wherever they should be": it was his destiny to have him in office that same day, being able hear and believe Mitsuha and having the power to order everyone to evacuate the town. And that would never had happen unless Futoba's destiny was to die years ago. Besides, he then saw his wife's face on Mitsuha, and understood that having Mitsuha meant it was never a good bye with his wife, as Futoba said to him as her last words.
And therefore, Toshiki MIyamizu finally orders the evacuation.
@KralizecCL Thank you for that full story. I understand why this was cut from the published feature, it was much too mutch. They had to center on the story of Mitsua and Taki.
But as an backstory to understand it is important.
(The first thing I did after reading your comment was to order the two volumes to read them myself)
“Weathering with you” is beautiful too. Although this story is better in my opinion. Beautiful animation to watch anyways 🤩
Yeah Kimi no nawa's story is better but weathering with you's ending is more fulfilling.
@Subham Pradhan Tesshi and Sayaka are looking out the window in Weathering with You, too. He is wearing a knit cap. The sister, too.
✌️✌️👍👍👍👍
Jane's reaction during the train scene is priceless!
Does this dubbed version not have subtitles or any overlays for Japanese text especially at the hand message reveal?
Always & forever only watch subbed versions of anime.
I know rigth!! Its the best part and they didnt get to know what it said ;(
I actually use both, dub, and subtitles on, At the same time.
@@InfernoLmaoo I just watch the movie twice. First with subs to view it as intended with literal translations and original voice acting and music, and then a second time with dub for entertainment without constantly reading subtitles.
I watched both versions on netflix (UK) and they actually included the text subtitles as well as the original Japanese songs
It does I watched it on Netflix and it had the subtitles
Must see Wheatering with you, theres cameos from characters from this movie.
私たち日本人でさえ、何度も見返して、ようやく理解出来た部分が多かったのに、お二人は、一度見ただけで多くを理解出来ていたのには驚きとともに感心しました。
Even for us Japanese looked back many times and finally understood many things, but I was very surprised and impressed that dear you two could understand many things just by watching this movie once.
I watched it with my boyfriend, I cried like a little kid. I cried again now.
23:37 No way!!!, no subtitles in that part? Are you kidding me?????
My dude holding his tears so bad... i feel u My man
7:50 “no dreams are like this” I’m a vivid dreamer and I can tell you yes. Dreams can become realistic.
I'm so pissed. They didn't saw the i love you part
Whether it's the sub or dub. None of it matters. Both versions are amazingly performed by these voice actors!
Thank you 🙏
Well, the dub for Your Name is good but the writing translations are really important.
It would be nice if they made another movie of when the others in her family experienced the same thing
The two reactions were the best. I'm glad to be Japanese when I look at Japanese animations and praise me. From Japan.
There is a after story... it's not a movie but it's like a art work...you can watch it on TH-cam..
Lowkey this movie is so sad,the song just Made me :,))))
Dubbed... why? JUST WHYYY!!!🤦♂️🤦♀️
I prefer the dub. Emotion feels more real
Reading requires cognitive effort. Not all are literate, sadly.
@@lalalarose8197 Shut up. That's rude and uncalled for. Just let them watch how they wish to watch.
Vou me escrever por Your Name
I Want To Eat Your Pancreas is a great example of a misleading title with a very important connection and meaning in relation to the movie.
Watch in the original languaje audio please its just beauty even more
すきだのシーン字幕でi love youってないから伝わってないやん笑
I don't speak japanese but I can tell by the "I love you" you were talking about her opening the palm. and it not being dub
英語の吹き替え作ったやつ無能過ぎだよね
一番大事なところだろそこ！！
I love this movie, watched 4 timea in a row, first time alone, then with sister, then with parents, and after this with my older sister and her husband :D and every one loved that movie as i did :D
I know everyone is already saying it but man that hand scene where it said i love you and they didn’t get to react to it kind of ruined the moment. I know it’s not their fault. Just sad some dubs don’t have it. Would have love to see their raw reactions to it based on how they reacted throughout
You try to watch the movie weathering with you
Rule number 1 : watch the original version not the bad dubbing version
This why anime is awesome.
とうきょうにきてね。がいどするよ。
Akira best anime ever made js
I love this movie. A friend of mine, Dakota Lopez (a TH-camr from Geekritique TH-cam channel (www.youtube.com › UCBwciIqOoHwIx_uXtYTSEbA) and Project Geekology podcast...where all podcasting is done). He is the one that encouraged us to watch the film in the first place. Also, on his podcast...they recently did an episode (#11) specifically on the film. One of the host's had never seen it and Dakota has seen it many times. It was an amazing episode. Check it out.
Dakota is also involved in The Director Project: Here is his video essay on Steven Spielberg and Jurassic Park: th-cam.com/video/fJF7IMiJDWg/w-d-xo.html and here is his video essay on Hayao Miyazaki on Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind: th-cam.com/video/u6_knl5LJqE/w-d-xo.html - I believe the two of you will enjoy both of these.
He is also known for this too (The MCUTimeline): th-cam.com/video/rTgqx1JV0h4/w-d-xo.html
Please check out his channel with his wife Imogen. They really do great content...and stuff that the two of you will really enjoy.
23:32 wait so your version didnt have the "I LOVE YOU" because it was a dub? Ew
Why would You watch an anime movie in English?? 🙄🙄🙄🙄 You Lost the escence of the movie completely.
i hate dubbed anime so much. details are missed should activate the dub or just watch the japanese version instead
Ew you’re watching it in dubbed please dont
いいね👍️
please react to Spirited Away
23:33 The hand scene was by far the most powerful part of this movie. Im sad that there are some dubs around that don't have the "I love you" in that scene
It's not actually the dub fault even the Orginal didn't it. The only way we knew what it said was because of the subtitles
@@prestonfernandes2071 The original has it because it's written in Japanese.
it's typical dubs dont translate writing but subs do. Same with the text messages, signs and books idk why but is always the case
Wow really, some dubs don't have that? How tragic.
The hand scene, the one Taki wrote in Mitsuha’s was “I love You” that was the best hit on this movie I was crying sobs when I watched it😭😭 And i feel more sad both of you missed the moment😭😭😭
Indeed. Some authors go as far as to cut off that scene in order to cut on video length. The nerve.
Thats one thing i dont like about dubs, when there is some Japanese writing they dont translate in subs, and in Japanese everything is translated in subs
Reasons that I'm sub over dub is that, one of the most choke-up moments I've ever had when she opens her palm to the writing and it reads "I love you" instead of his name.
It does say "I love you" in the dub as well.
It says it in the dub. Just not this one for some reason
Every dub I watch has subtitles as well, weird that this one didn't
My favorite scene
The scene I was waiting for them to react. Unfortunately there's no sub..
Love this movie so much. Everyone I show it to cries.
Cry for joy
This is so sad!!! They wasted their FIRST TIME watching this movie and MISSED the best part (The I love you in the hand). Omg!!! OMG!!! 😭😭😭 I wanted to see that 😭
Cant blame them its the freaking stupid dub that doesn't feature the writing unless someone manually overlaid it on top.
23:35 Dub fricking just ruin this scene. Damn it.
lol
Literally rushed to the comments as soon as I saw that to see if anybody pointed that out
The version they're watching doesn't give the translations for some reason. The dubbed version I have gives the translation. I remember the first time I watched it, I gasped and felt the tears coming.
Why do people hated dubs again
Teariki Toroa in that scene the writing in mitsuha’s hand says “I love you”, but because it’s dub, there were no subtitles, which left them thinking that it just said “taki”. Makes the scene a lot less powerful.
At 23:50 what's written on her hand is "I love you". Instead of writing his name taki would write that. Just letting you know in case if that wasn't added in the subtitles.
It says that in the dub a few seconds before, it’s just they cut that part
@@prime1 Yea. But they cut out the best part
23:33 This is why when you watch a Japanese movie/anime, you should ALWAYS watch it in Japanese.
Or... you just activate the subtitles. Even dubbed versions have subtitles for stuff like this.
They miss the best part . i hate dub anime
Not necessarily. My dubbed version had all the writings translated, even the I love you
Fun fact, Mitsuha's teacher in the beginning of the film was in fact confirmed to be Yukari Yukino, who is one of the main characters of The Garden of Words; another Makoto Shinkai film. And the male protaganist Takao Akizuki is briefly seen at the end. The cafe that Mitsuha (in Taki's body) goes with his friends to is called the Leaves of Words which is an alternate way to translate Garden of Words.
If you look carefully at the notes that Taki is studying when Mitsuha first tries to meet him, the words on the note say, "I'm searching for my counterpart." Fitting for that scene, isn't it? ;)
Yessssss
When she opened her hand, she realizes what Taki wrote is "I love you" and not his name.
Taki written "I love you" on Mitsuha's hand. Dub just ruined it dang!
Go check out "I want to eat your pancreas" movie if you dont watch it already
30:31 There's a manga / Novel with a name similar to this movie, about Mitsuhás father and mother - Reading it and then coming back to this movie apparently will give you insight on why the Mayor believed in her once he saw his daughter's real eyes. Rather than Sci-Fi, I believe people agree that the author took a lot from Japanese mythology. (especially the reason why the memories AND records were being erased, and why the "I LOVE YOU" stuck to Mitsuha´s hand)
He wrote I love you on her hand.
There are so many subtle details that are animated so well in this film.
I had a suspicion that Taki and Mitsuha were in different time periods because of the technology.
Mitsuha has a flip phone but Taki has a smart phone.
I was completely clueless lol, in fact I didn't even think about it afterwards... but yeah there was something even more blatant that I found out later on: there are shots where you can read the date on their phones and they have the respective years, clearly showed 😵
so tell me WHERE do you see mitsuha has a flip phone ?? where ??? she has a telephone looks like an iphone
you totally invented this in your mind
we litteraly see her telephone on the 1st plan at the 1st time we see her waking up (ok its taki bit it changes nothing)
we litteraly see her using touch screen in the 1st song (when they discover they're switching)
and when taki tries to call her, we litteraly see her telephone screen lights up
maybe you saw a flying saucer with the comet too ??
Never ever watch dubbed anime c'mmon, you missed so much on a crappy dub.
I cried during this and I never cry. You two had no chance 😆
Watch: “Patema Inverted”
You like them crying ? :D
Liked that anime too !
Good suggestion !
Damn you guys making me sob 😂😂 i only watched this recently but i loved it. They do so well at capturing that feeling of wheh you're dreaming and it's all so vivid and then 2 minutes after you wake up you forget all of it but you KNOW you've forgotten something. I don't know if you guys had the subtitles on but he wrote "i love you" on her hand..not his name :) the insert song for that whole section is great. The guy did an English and a Japanese version they're lovely.
あんたら最高だよ
日本から愛を込めて
There were a lot of symbolism as well like that red ribbon or Mitsuha cutting her hair after meeting young Taki.
When Mitsuha enters her Father's office at the end, the Father addresses her with Omae, which is not how you would talk to your daughter, so I think he thought it was not Mitsuha and so he kinda knew the body swapping was true. I hope that if you watch Kimi no Nawa again, you will watch the Subtitled version. The voice actor for Taki is good and when he is voicing Mitsuha in Taki's body in the crater scene, he uses a low throaty voice that I've seen Japanese actors use to imitate women on TV here in Japan. Also, when he is forgetting Mitsuha's name, there is an anguish in his voice in the sub version where he says. "Who, who, who." that the English voice actor missed. It is the voice of someone who lost something and is on the verge of crying. The English voice actor sounds more defiant. Two different interpretations. The crater scene is my favorite and when I rewatch the movie, I often start from there.
If you love this move and watch it lots of times, I would be interesting to see your reactions then. Make it a spoiler version. Thank you.
I know right...
You need to watch "Weathering With You" too ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ You will like it I'm sure ❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's a literal story of the term "Star-crossed lovers" and it was beautiful.
When I watched this:
Expectation: Okay this has to be a beautiful story of lovers, not so much tears
Reality: *was crying at the end* ooh "Your name" brilliant!
Watch Garden of Words, it's an anime movie.
Is this a reupload?🤔
Yeah I think i already watched the reaction months ago
@@AbhishekSaral I think they uploaded a short version and this was in their patreon. Now their semi-full reaction is up here.
I’m honored as Japanese.
Impression is universal😭😭😭
Taki wrote ' I love you' on Mitsuha's hand... that's why she didn't know his name...
Y'all should watch "A Silent Voice", it's an Anime, oh God it was so hard to watch but I FUCKING LOVED EVERY SECOND OF IT, its so depressing and amazing and sad and cute and oh God i cried my eyes out and I'm one tough mofo, it was on Netflix if y'all have it
20:15 my guy some beautiful tears right there
perfect timing too
It says i love you on her hand
Now you are ready to watch "your Silent voice"
you mean A Silent Voice.
Taki wrote I love you I stead of his name 🤣😂😂
Ohh God I love how the ending kills everyone from inside 😆🤣😂😂
You should have watched in Japanese, its a whole different experience
react anime drama - 5 cm per second . the best movie ever
Feel like True stories
Recommend to watch weathering with you, u will seen Taki and Mitsuha in the movie ❤️❤️
The moral: Trust your heart by running down the uncertain path and see for yourself this sense of yearning you never knew you had.
Opened her hand and it was written "I Love You"
It's more like supernatural love story than sci-fi love story.
You should've watch the sub version, not the dub. Taki didn't write his name in Mitsuha's hand, he wrote "I love you". And a lot of things you have to notice but the dub version didn't give you that, cause everything is wrote in japanese. Try to rewatch it in the sub version, you'll feel the emotions a lot more
I've been watching this a 100 times
(not joking) but I still criying😭 my first te watching this is on cinema its so embarrassing because my face is full of tears of sadness, happiness. Hope yall have a good holiday
The best scene is when she looks at what was written on her hand. And this didn't even show what written. They miss the emotion and tear jerking part of the movie.
agree... just give that scene... ahh.. tears..
i've seen a few reax to the chewed rice sake. didn't know so many people don't know about alcoholic drinks throughout the entire world and history that are started with salivary enzymes.
Finally a longer length Reaction
The dub version loses the whole magic of the movie, i cant speak japanese but its made to be listened in its native language
now that is a real man's tear right there!
No matter how many times I watch this I always cry.
Stephanie Sheh (voice of Mitsuha) is my favorite voice actress
This movie makes my heart ache with lost nostalgia for a feeling I will never know.
It seeems like you guys doesn’t realized that he wrote “i love you” in her hand
Beautiful movie.. Skinkai is a brilliant Director. I love his work.
あらーどちらも良い方、日本からお友達になりたいわー
aaaaah por la ctm ooh la parte mas importante de la peli el "te amo" en la palma y no lo entendieron porque no estaba traducido por la chucha
It's weird watching anime with English dubbed. 😅
Awww disappointed that what he wrote on her palm wasn't translated
Why it reupload againin.
I feel weird now that I didn’t cry in any of the movies that sinkai made
Now don’t call me abnormal
It would be great if you saw the Japanese one with English subtitles
your name your blame
Dubs that don't translate the text on screen suck.
鬼滅の刃も見てほしいです！！！
If you're going to watch anime I recommend you watch the original version. The translation didn't really do much justice, especially the soudtrack
It's dubbed.. I'm out..
🤦🤦🤦 watching anime in dub is a crime like bruhhh
Why??
I love reactions like this almost as much as I love the move :)
If your want more suggestions, I can recommend Nuasicaa In The Valley of the Wind. It's an old one and not as tear jerky as Your Name but it's a movie I love.
Take care :)